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Installation ISO for Linux Mint 22.3
Mon, 06 Jul 2026 16:44:55 +0200
Creating Linux Mint images is now fixed. It was broken because Mint is still using Ubuntu 24.04 but we upgraded Mint and Ubuntu configs to 26.04 in may.
Tue, 23 Jun 2026 14:53:30 +0200
The problem with creating bookworm images are fixed now.
From April on, images using bookworm and including webkit2gtk packages (when using XFCE, GNOME,..) couldn't be created. Images without graphical desktop were not affected. We've implemented a workaround for those broken packages.

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This image will do an unattended installation of Linux Mint and the selected applications. No network connection is needed, since all packages are on the installation media. You can write this image to an USB stick or CD. Legacy BIOS and UEFI are supported.
All data on the first disk will be overridden without any further confirmation.

Toggle between basic/advanced settings

Username (Not the full name)

User password (or the hash)

If not set, a password will be generated

Language and keyboard layout

Distribution


Which desktop to install


Select additional software

Add packages to be installed

Separate with spaces, multiple names on one line are fine



Email (optional)

You will be informed when the image generation is finished
  • You should change the user and root password after installation
  • For the keyboard layout we assume Generic 105-key PC
  • To change the keyboard layout call dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration
  • The timezone will be set to UTC. To change the timezone call dpkg-reconfigure tzdata

Any feedback is welcome. Send an email to FAI.me =at= fai-project.org